Exam 1 Flashcards

1
Q

Insignificant Influence

A

<20% ownership
Use either Fair Value Method if you can calculate Fair Value or Cost Method if no readily determinable Fair Value

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2
Q

Significant Influence

A

> 20% ownership
Use the Equity Method

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3
Q

Control Influence

A

> 50% ownership
Consolidation is required

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4
Q

Can we record profits on intercompany transactions?

A

No, because they are not at arms length

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5
Q

What do we want to defer to future periods in intercompany transactions?

A

Gross Profit that remains in the ending inventory of the buyer at the end of the period

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6
Q

Gross Profit in Ending Inventory Equations (READ)

A

$GP in end inv
Total $GP in intercompany sales * % remaining in end inv
GP% * Sales in end inv (GP in end inv/$ in end inv = GP%)
(GP%* Total Sales = Total GP) * % remaining in end inv
AFTER ALL OF THESE WE MULTIPLY GP IN END INV BY INVESTOR OWNERSHIP %

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7
Q

What account is AAP included in for companies with Significant Influence?

A

Equity Investment

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8
Q

Deffered Gross Profit Equation

A

GP left in End Inv * GP% * Ownership %

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9
Q

What is the JE for Deferred Gross Profit?

A

Debit Eq Inc
Credit Eq Inv

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10
Q

For stuff with Significant Influence, what do we need to watch out for when dealing with Dividend amounts?

A

WORDING!!!

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11
Q

For Significant Influence (not consolidation) what is the JE when using amortization on a patent or similar account?

A

Debit Eq Inc
Credit Eq Inv

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12
Q

When acquiring assets, what do we record them at?

A

Acquisition date fair value

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13
Q

Goodwill equation if we are given fair value of Investee Net Assets

A

Purchase Price - FV of Investee Net Assets

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14
Q

Goodwill equation if given book value and fair value differences

A

Purchase Price - BV of Net Assets = Premium. Then do A Entry equation with premium as amount in Eq Inv

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15
Q

Net Asset Acquisition JE’s

A

Debit Assets
Debit/Credit Goodwill
Credit Cash
Credit Contingent Consideration if applicable
AND
Debit Exp (Transaction Costs) if applicable
Credit Cash if applicable

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16
Q

Stock Acquisition JE

A

Debit Eq Inv
Credit Cash
Credit Contingent Consideration if applicable
AND
Debit Exp (Transaction Costs) if applicable
Credit Cash if applicable

17
Q

For which acquisition type do we do consolidation?

A

Only stock acquisitions

18
Q

E JE

A

Debit Com Stock
Debit APIC
Debit Ret Earn
Credit Eq Inv

19
Q

A JE

A

Debit Increased Assets and Decreased Liabilities
Plug Goodwill
Credit Decreased Assets and Increased Liabilities
Credit Eq Inv by Premium (Purch $ - BVNA)

20
Q

What is the total value of the subsidiary at acquisition date?

A

Purchase price since its the fair value of total net assets

21
Q

Equity Method C JE

A

Debit Eq Inc
Plug Eq Inv
Credit Div

22
Q

D JE

A

Debit Op Exp
Debit Goodwill Imp Loss if applicable
Credit Asset being depreciated or amortized
Credit Goodwill if applicable

23
Q

CEAD Equations explained

A

C - Eliminates the CHANGES to Eq Inv during the period
E - Elimination of BOY Sub Stockholders EQUITY
A - Reclassification of BOY ACQUISITION ACCOUNTING PREMIUM (AAP)
D - Record DEPRECIATION/Amortization of BOY AAP

24
Q

Goodwill Impairment Entry

A

Debit Eq Inc
Credit Eq Inv

25
Q

Using NI, AAP Amort, and Goodwill Imp, how do you find Eq Inc?

A

Sub NI - AAP Amort - Goodwill Imp = Eq Inc

26
Q

Under Cost Method, what is the balance in Equity Investment?

A

It is only the original purchase price, everything else gets moved around in different accounts

27
Q

Under the Cost Method, in what account are Dividends received put into?

A

Dividend Income

28
Q

Under the Cost Method, which CEAD Equation changes?

A

The C equation

29
Q

How do we find the amount needed for the Cost Method ADJ entry?

A

The Change in Sub RE - Total AAP Amort

30
Q

Cost Method ADJ Entry

A

Debit Eq Inv
Credit Ret Earn

31
Q

Cost Method C Equation

A

Debit Div/Eq Inc
Credit Div

32
Q

Under the cost method what Entries/Equations come first?

A

ADJ
then do CEAD

33
Q

Under the Cost Method what is Equity Income equal to?

A

Sub Dividends

34
Q

Cost Method Consolidated Net Income Equation

A

Parent NI - Sub Div + Sub NI - AAP Amort

35
Q

Consolidated Retained Earnings Equation

A

BOY Parent RE + Parent NI - Parent Div (+ ADJ Entry if Cost Method)

36
Q

Consolidated PPE Equation (if PPE part of AAP)

A

Comb PPE + BB PPE in AAP - Total Dep of PPE in AAP